Property Management
After a large storm, property managers must prioritize cleaning up debris in and around facilities. By removing debris, property managers can open their business quickly before facing long term financial impact.
Be prepared for overcoming any type of emergency your business may face with Rubbermaid Commercial Products
Within three years of disaster, 75% of businesses with no recovery plan will fail to reopen1
Of businesses will experience an emergency that lasts at least one business day2
Of businesses do not have any type of emergency recovery plan in place prior to disasters3
After a large storm, property managers must prioritize cleaning up debris in and around facilities. By removing debris, property managers can open their business quickly before facing long term financial impact.
Following heavy snow, many members of a community may be without power for extended periods of time. As these people seek electricity, the hospitality industry should clean and prepare for a rapid influx of patrons in their facilities.
A pipe burst can cause extensive water and mold damage to distribution centers. Quickly clean water to prohibit expensive mold damage to facilities and product.
Property Management
Hospitality
Distribution Centers
Emergencies can range from a category 5 hurricane or a tornado to a building water leak or power outage, all capable of causing major disruptions to regular business operations. Regardless of the type of emergency and your specific industry, you need a plan to recover and reopen quickly. RCP is here to help with products that allow for effective cleaning, easy debris removal, and productive safety solutions.
Cleaning Solutions
Debris Removal
Safety Solutions
Effective cleaning solutions can help facilities prepare for an influx of patrons due to community-wide emergencies, while also reducing damp breeding grounds for mold in case of water damage.
Durable material handling and utility refuse solutions help in efficient and safe removal of debris so businesses can reopen quickly.
A safe cleanup is a productive cleanup. Keep employees and patrons safe from dangerous environments during and after emergencies with clear communication.
Prepare for clean up after severe weather with RCP’s Natural Disaster and Storm Clean Up Brochure, with solutions for debris removal and mold prevention
For more information on emergency preparation and clean-up, review guidelines from regulatory bodies and media outlets, including the below:
References
| 1. Advanced Management Journal, "A Six Stage Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning Cycle" | 2. https://www.datacore.com/blog/17-shocking-statistics-about-disaster-recovery-and-business-resiliency-where-does-your-organization-stand-part-1/ | 3. https://www.me.mercer.com/newsroom/covid-19-companies-have-no-business-continuity-plan-to-combat-coronavirus-outbreak.html
